Evidence: Fair & Robust AI-based Assessment
The All Party Parliamentary Group on AI is a multi-year initiative to help anticipate the widespread impacts that AI could have on society. They convene Evidence Sessions on different themes, in which Lords and MPs have the opportunity to hear from, and question, diverse experts. As noted in the introduction to one of their recent reports, “The evidence APPG AI […]
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